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4 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Time for Jvr to have a spell.

And who do you feel should replace him?

And should BBB Petty and Fruisch be dropped too?

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Who the [censored] had the amazing idea to put Oliver at back half? These coaches seriously 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️


 
1 minute ago, monoccular said:

And who do you feel should replace him?

We need him as ruck support 


We are so bad,one flag in 60 flatters us

1 minute ago, Neil Crompton said:

Ffs get Oliver off 

That was [censored] soft by him. He needed to impact the contest and ran straight past without barely a wimper.


High fend off? Get [censored]. 

Anb has been MIA after his goal in the first. Totally.

When will Sparrow ever play two decent games in a row.

It's not like Lions have been great ...we have been absolutely disgusting.

Petty should be ashamed. Hasn't touched it. A bloke his size and license. Stinker.

FFS Rivers taken high - penalised.  


That cranium umpire hate us

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Anb has been MIA after his goal in the first. Totally.

When will Sparrow ever play two decent games in a row.

It's not like Lions have been great ...we have been absolutely disgusting.

Petty should be ashamed. Hasn't touched it. A bloke his size and license. Stinker.

No the Bears have been great 

We have been completely outplayed 

And Max tales his SECOND MARK in the final quarter.

That sums it all up.

 

On the plus side Brisbane are fully back and on track to win the premiership 


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